Titlebook: Beyond Law and Order; Criminal Justice Pol Robert Reiner (Lecturer in Criminology),Malcolm Cr Book 1991 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of M

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,Introduction: Beyond Law and Order — Crime and Criminology into the 1990s,ry symbol: ‘law and order’. The image of a society in the grip of muggers, hooligans, terrorists, violent pickets, and other folk-devils condensed and made concrete pervasive yet vaguer fears of national decline. (The definitive analysis of this remains Hall .., 1978, for all its flaws; cf. Sumner,

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,Privatisation and the Police Function: From ‘New Police’ to ‘New Policing’,uld be defined in terms of law enforcement (Kinsey .., 1986), social service functions (Punch and Naylor, 1973), or order maintenance (Wilson, 1968; Reiner, 1985). Second, there has been debate about the form which that function, however defined, should take: whether police intervention should be ma

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Chief Constables in England and Wales: A Social Portrait of a Criminal Justice Elite,as largely been ignored in political sociology, figuring only in some Marxist analyses as a taken-for-granted aspect of the state, its first-line repressive apparatus whose inner functioning scarcely called for serious research or analysis.

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Community Involvement in Criminal Justice: The Representativeness of Volunteers,inal justice system on which to draw, and indeed, little interest among criminologists. Instead, I was drawn to the socialy policy literature for an analysis of the key issues surrounding community, and especially voluntary sector, involvement in the provision of welfare services. Such issues includ